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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1891

Page

4

Amendments to 1891 tax collection act in Pennsylvania

The act clarifies how long county tax collectors may hold public funds and adjusts commissions. It amends section nine of the 1885 act on tax collection, setting collector pay rates at two percent, with three percent on small duplicates, and five percent abatements. It requires timely settlements, with full settlement within three months after term end and payments due within specific windows. Approved June 2, 1891.

Commonwealth Indiana County J. W Court of Common Pleas Soo Amos Row N. Banks Annie M. Holmes Sam‘ Cunningham G. A. McLain S J. Telford

Republican Courage and the McKinley Nomination

The Republicans in Ohio nominated Mr McKinley, demonstrating confidence and courage. The choice presents a definite, representative issue for the election. If Democrats insist on a vague issue, they should nominate a candidate defining distinct policies and embodying Democratic goals.

McKinley Ohio

E MOERMONS DEFEATED IN LIBERAL VICTORY

July 13 in Usasiastic Liberals claim city wide win in school election. Dee wormons and allies failed to oust the beard of edmestion as Liberals hold six of ten board seats. City carried by a 700 vote majority.

Racy Lave Crry Dee Wormons Fey Redwood Manjertty

Fowneely Quits Mission as World’s Test Commission Debate

The OCOM General Mester Workman Powderly declined the position on the World’s test commission appointed by Gov Pattison. Powderly said he prefers a role free to criticise public actions.

Mester Workman Powderly Pattison Powderly

Washington Letter Highlights and Civil War Veteran Reunions

Secretary Rusk plans a Washington to Wisconsin vacation with family as he oversees weather bureau transfers. Powderly letter policy dispute, Kilts of Labor fallout. Twenty-fifth New York Cavalry reunion recalls Early’s near-raid on Washington. Agricultural rain-making test with balloons and bombs planned in western Kansas. Nicolay Lincoln debate judged useless amid G A R Detroit encampment prep with $100,000 pledge. Lady Macdonald pens Ladies Home Journal essays titled An Unconventional Holiday with illustrations.

Ory Rusk Pacific Coast Weather Bureau Washington Blaine Chicago Foster Fostoria Ohio Wisconsin Powderly Seven Knights of Labor Bureau of Engraving and Printing Devlin Hays Twenty-fifth New York Cavalry Early Sixth Corps Lincoln Washingtonians Agricultural Department Kansas Nicolay Lincorne Johnson Col. McClure Philadelphia Times Detroit Citizen’s of

Eighteenth Patrons Picnic and Exhibition at Centre Hall

The Patrons of Husbandry of Central Pennsylvania host the eighteenth picnic and exhibition at Grange Park Centre Hall Centre county Pa during Sept 14 to 20. Last year drew over 20000 attendees. this year tents already exceed ten with more orders weekly. Exhibitors sold out last year and many established agencies. Accommodations include boarding houses hotels and tent camping with ample water supply and daily excursion trains. Admission is free. visitors may camp on Sept 12 with Sunday religious services on grounds. Further info from Hon Leonard Rhone Centre Hall Pa general manager.

Central Pennsylvania Grange Park Centre Hall Centre County Mittany Mountain Penn Caves Leonard Rhone

Second Seashore Excursion Tour by Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a second Seashore Excursion leaving Pittsburgh on July 23 with a choice of Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City or Ocean City. Ten day tickets are $10 from Pittsburgh and lower from other stations. A special train with Parlor Cars departs 8:30 am, connecting with branch lines, with Philadelphia as a layover before shore travel.

Pittsburg Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Philadelphia East Liberty Braddock Irwin Uniontown Connellsville Mt. Pleasant Scottsdate Alverton Greensburg Indiana Butler Paulton Latrobe Blairaville Johnstown Adene P.iu Scottdale Pullman

Unclear Traditional Remedy Fragments Found

Fragmentary notes suggest a traditional remedy list naming effects on digestion liver headache and general vitality. The text mentions serofale rheum zidpeya yupepaia and vague invigoration claims with unspecified origination or context. Further readable details are needed to identify entities or confirmation of medicinal use.

A Few Definitions From A Frayed Newspaper Fragment

A fragment defines values as poetry and capital while noting cost and gain in various roles. It contrasts genius, capital, money, skill, business and foolishness with examples of poets, Vanderbilt, gold stamps, watchmaking, commerce, and a rich bonnet choice, then trails into an unfinished line about a ditch digger and shaweta.

Tennyson Vanderbilt United States

Blaine Recuperating Strongly Amid False Reports

Blaine shows steady improvement today with no unfavorable symptoms since his arrival. Reports of his condition have been false and unfounded, as doctors and family have not been consulted by the correspondents spreading them. The narrative also includes assorted anecdotes on sea depths, odd stories, and natural observations from the era.

Bak Harnor Blaine Aylor Bis

Unlikely pet portrait sparks odd forest mystery

A playful painting shows a lawn scene with a girl in a hammock and a cat near a tree. A suitor debates transforming the cat into a squirrel, and the quarrel ends with a knothole compromise. The page also relays brief notes on Second Growth Forests, Spurgeon, southern prosperity, an Alpine visit by the Brazilian Emperor, and a thunderstorm mishap with a widower.

Rogers Tris Flancee Mollie

Indiana Markets Produce and Groceries Quotations

A corrected weekly list from Johnston & Mack shows prices for groceries and produce. Butter per lb, eggs, lard, tallow, soap, beeswax, country hams and sides, shoulders, potatoes, beans, coffee, sugar, tea, chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, clover seed and Timothy seed, with unit prices in cents or dollars as printed. Prices reflect a local market page listing typical necessities for Indiana grocers.

Johnton & Mack

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